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Snowflake’s new coding agent is in a category of its own, says head of product

Cortex Code is designed to give a productivity boost to data management and operations, according to Snowflake EVP of product Christian Kleinerman.

Lara Williams

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Cloudera chief AI architect on building human-first AI

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Genie AI’s CTO on legal SaaS and the democratisation of contract law

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Swiss Banks have strong values – and that’s why their AI systems must keep humans in the loop, says UBS’ Stephan Hug

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We must separate sense from nonsense when talking about agentic AI, says Tray.ai’s Rich Waldron

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Implicit trust no longer works as a defence strategy, says Ping Identity’s Andre Durand

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A work-life balance for a cybersecurity founder is great if you can get it, says Huntress’ Kyle Hanslovan

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Data centres are powering the AI revolution. It’s time to take them off grid, says AVK-SEG’s Ben Pritchard

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CIOs will struggle if they can’t adapt continuously, says Celonis’ Rupal Karia

Mark Samuels

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AI promises faster forecasts but human judgment remains essential, says Met Office’s Kirstine Dale

Scarlett Evans

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AI may be changing cybercrime but businesses can still fight back, says Experian’s Christine Foster

Scarlett Evans

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AI could reshape banking – but only with the right strategy, says ING’s Marnix van Stiphout

Scarlett Evans

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The line to AI innovation is long and winding, says Akamai’s James Kretchmar

Joe Fay

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CISOs need to listen more and dictate less, says Templafy’s Ellen Benaim

Heidi Vella

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The scariest challenges in cloud migrations are the ones to savour, says Microsoft UK Azure CTO Alex Grimshaw

Joe Fay

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Adrenaline is the last thing that should be fuelling data centres, says Pure Data Centres Group’s Dame Dawn Childs

Joe Fay

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The UK cloud market urgently needs to diversify, says the OCC’s Nicky Stewart

Scarlett Evans

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With agentic AI we are being sold on the idea of running before we can walk or crawl, says Alteryx’s Andy MacMillan

Jim Banks

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The philosophical barrier to corporate AI adoption is real, says Box’s Yashodha Bhavnani

Heidi Vella

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Critical infrastructure operators keep making the same basic mistakes, says Nozomi Networks’ Andrea Carcano

Heidi Vella

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Miscommunication between the CISO and the board on cybersecurity is its own major risk, warns Entrust’s Jordan Avnaim

Jim Banks

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The good CTO helps define a company’s culture as much as its technology, says Checkatrade’s Gorden Pretorius

Jim Banks

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Failure is a friend during AI deployments, says Hitachi Vantara’s Jason Hardy

Dan Cave

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AI has great ROI potential but its use needs to be backed by trust, says Snowflake’s Baris Gultekin

Dan Cave

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The only strong cybersecurity strategies are holistic cybersecurity strategies, says Black Duck’s Ishpreet Singh

Greg Noone

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AI in the UK is now enterprise-ready, says Lenovo’s Ian Jeffs

Abi Millar

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Cybersecurity firms have developed great cures but have failed to administer them effectively, says Cato Networks’ Shlomo Kramer

Joe Fay

Movers and Shakers

Look for long-term value with generative AI and not short-term fixes, says Deutsche Bank’s Christoph Rabenseifner

Dan Cave

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The CIO role is moving out of the shadows, says PagerDuty’s Eric Johnson

Abi Millar

Movers and Shakers

Don’t count generative AI out just yet, says Capgemini’s Steven Webb

Greg Noone

Movers and Shakers

As AI transforms cybersecurity, Cisco’s Martin Lee has only one piece of advice for IT managers: expect the unexpected

Andrea Valentino

Movers and Shakers

Can the sovereign cloud become Oracle’s crowning glory?

Greg Noone

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CIOs in the banking sector want to harness generative AI, says Accenture’s Tom Merry – but they’re still hesitant about where to start

Greg Noone

Movers and Shakers

‘We had 45 different back-end systems’: Heathrow Airport’s digital transformation explained

Matthew Gooding

Movers and Shakers

IBM’s Prashant Jajodia knows banking’s next revolution will be AI-powered

Greg Noone

Snowflake’s new coding agent is in a category of its own, says head of product

Cloudera chief AI architect on building human-first AI

Genie AI’s CTO on legal SaaS and the democratisation of contract law

Swiss Banks have strong values – and that’s why their AI systems must keep humans in the loop, says UBS’ Stephan Hug

We must separate sense from nonsense when talking about agentic AI, says Tray.ai’s Rich Waldron

Implicit trust no longer works as a defence strategy, says Ping Identity’s Andre Durand

A work-life balance for a cybersecurity founder is great if you can get it, says Huntress’ Kyle Hanslovan

Data centres are powering the AI revolution. It’s time to take them off grid, says AVK-SEG’s Ben Pritchard

CIOs will struggle if they can’t adapt continuously, says Celonis’ Rupal Karia

AI promises faster forecasts but human judgment remains essential, says Met Office’s Kirstine Dale

AI may be changing cybercrime but businesses can still fight back, says Experian’s Christine Foster

AI could reshape banking – but only with the right strategy, says ING’s Marnix van Stiphout

The line to AI innovation is long and winding, says Akamai’s James Kretchmar

CISOs need to listen more and dictate less, says Templafy’s Ellen Benaim

The scariest challenges in cloud migrations are the ones to savour, says Microsoft UK Azure CTO Alex Grimshaw

Adrenaline is the last thing that should be fuelling data centres, says Pure Data Centres Group’s Dame Dawn Childs

The UK cloud market urgently needs to diversify, says the OCC’s Nicky Stewart

With agentic AI we are being sold on the idea of running before we can walk or crawl, says Alteryx’s Andy MacMillan

The philosophical barrier to corporate AI adoption is real, says Box’s Yashodha Bhavnani

Critical infrastructure operators keep making the same basic mistakes, says Nozomi Networks’ Andrea Carcano

Miscommunication between the CISO and the board on cybersecurity is its own major risk, warns Entrust’s Jordan Avnaim

The good CTO helps define a company’s culture as much as its technology, says Checkatrade’s Gorden Pretorius

Failure is a friend during AI deployments, says Hitachi Vantara’s Jason Hardy

AI has great ROI potential but its use needs to be backed by trust, says Snowflake’s Baris Gultekin

The only strong cybersecurity strategies are holistic cybersecurity strategies, says Black Duck’s Ishpreet Singh

AI in the UK is now enterprise-ready, says Lenovo’s Ian Jeffs

Cybersecurity firms have developed great cures but have failed to administer them effectively, says Cato Networks’ Shlomo Kramer

Look for long-term value with generative AI and not short-term fixes, says Deutsche Bank’s Christoph Rabenseifner

The CIO role is moving out of the shadows, says PagerDuty’s Eric Johnson

Don’t count generative AI out just yet, says Capgemini’s Steven Webb

As AI transforms cybersecurity, Cisco’s Martin Lee has only one piece of advice for IT managers: expect the unexpected

Can the sovereign cloud become Oracle’s crowning glory?

CIOs in the banking sector want to harness generative AI, says Accenture’s Tom Merry – but they’re still hesitant about where to start

‘We had 45 different back-end systems’: Heathrow Airport’s digital transformation explained

IBM’s Prashant Jajodia knows banking’s next revolution will be AI-powered

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